Machine element or mechanism – Engine starters
Patent
1989-07-27
1992-09-01
Braun, Leslie A.
Machine element or mechanism
Engine starters
74 7A, 192 45, 1231791, F02N 1506
Patent
active
051429233
ABSTRACT:
The space between a pinion and starter case in an electric starter is sealed by a flexible disk. This disk rotates on the pinion. The pinion contains a circular slot for the disk, which has a central cut-out portion in the profile of the pinion teeth, which hold the disk in place in the slot once the disk is installed. The disk is installed by lightly forcing it over the teeth on the pinion. This seal blocks path for particulate and contaminants into the interior of the starter through the space between the pinion and the starter case.
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Gibson James W.
McKnight Early C.
Braun Leslie A.
Hayes Christopher T.
United Technologies Motor Systems, Inc.
Yip Winnie
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